Strength Steel Boom Used Sany Concrete Pump Truck Volvo Chassis Reliability​ SYM5533THB

This used Sany concrete pump truck combines Sany's advanced concrete pumping technology with Volvo's reliable chassis engineering. Validated in multiple construction projects, it provides dependable concrete conveyance for medium to large-scale operations while maintaining good performance in core components.

• Sany's proprietary pumping mechanism delivers high concrete output for continuous, stable pouring
• Adapts to various concrete consistencies with adjustable pumping parameters

• Multi-section boom design provides extensive working range for complex pouring operations
• Precision control system enables accurate positioning and uniform concrete distribution

• Excellent mobility and stability for various road conditions and construction sites
• Strong load-bearing capacity supports long-term construction work

• Significant price advantage over new pump trucks while maintaining reliability
• Backed by Sany's technical expertise and after-sales service

• High-rise buildings: Efficient concrete pouring for upper floors and complex structural elements
• Bridge construction: Adaptable to various bridge geometries including piers and abutments
• Infrastructure projects: Suitable for dams, tunnels, and roads requiring large-volume concrete conveyance
• Industrial/commercial buildings: Reliable solution for foundations, floors, and structural columns

Brand: Sany | Chassis: Volvo | Type: Concrete pump truck | Approximate total mass: 51,000 kg (actual may vary) | Fuel type: Diesel. Specific parameters including boom length and engine power should be verified through professional inspection.

Causes: Hydraulic system issues or component wear

Solutions: Comprehensive hydraulic system inspection, repair leaks, replace worn parts

Causes: Concrete consistency changes or pipeline blockage

Solutions: Adjust concrete mix, clean pipeline, inspect pumping components

Causes: Tire imbalance or suspension issues

Solutions: Balance tires, tighten fasteners, inspect suspension system

Causes: Wiring issues or component failure

Solutions: Complete electrical system inspection, replace faulty components